Tom Brune is the Washington Bureau Chief for Newsday Media Group, with a focus on local news in the United States, particularly in New York. With a background in journalism, Tom has covered a wide range of topics including politics, government, and current events, providing insightful reporting and analysis to his readers.
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Tom Brune's coverage is heavily focused on government announcements and legal policy regulations, primarily within the United States, with a specific geographic focus on New York. His articles cover topics such as politics, Congress, House of Representatives, Long Island, and the World Trade Center Health Program.
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By: Tom Brune
The swing states that will probably decide the presidency have procedures that could drag things out.
By: Laura Figueroa Hernandez, Tom Brune
WASHINGTON — Riding a wave of voter unease about the economy and immigration, Republican Donald Trump won a second presidential term over Democratic
By: Tom Brune
WASHINGTON — Republicans won the presidency and the Senate on Tuesday and could win a narrow majority in the House, where counting continues, that
By: Tom Brune
The Senate Democratic leader says to expect a "strong and tough fight" on areas of disagreement.
By: Tom Brune
WASHINGTON — Six years ago, more than 300 Long Islanders showed up on short notice during a nor'easter for a Friday afternoon hearing in Brookhaven
By: Tom Brune
WASHINGTON — The Senate Judiciary Committee is set to vote Thursday on two New York nominees and four others President Joe Biden has chosen for
By: Tom Brune, Laura Figueroa Hernandez
WASHINGTON — President-Elect Donald Trump's nominee for Commerce Secretary — Wall Street titan Howard Lutnick — is the latest cabinet pick with Long Island roots.
By: Tom Brune, Laura Figueroa Hernandez
WASHINGTON — A Cedarhurst man who was convicted of operating a $12 million Ponzi scheme and a Jamesport man convicted of conspiring to sell cocaine
By: Tom Brune
The plan would cover costs projected to grow to about $2.7 billion over the next six decades.
By: Tom Brune
The funds were initially attached to a spending bill to keep the government open through March.
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